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change the bpm in sound forge?
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go@lex
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Posted : Sep 4, 2002 12:54
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the only thing what i can't do with sound forge!!!
i know it's very easy but...
i've got a sample in 140 bpm, and i want it in 145bpm i've seen a plugin control for the tempo, but no result.
helppppp!!! |
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Jason (LyTe)
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Posted : Sep 4, 2002 13:10
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use Acid pro 3.0 for the time streatch and BPM change. the SF time streatch also changes the pitch last time i checked, so it's not very useful
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Arie Molecular
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Posted : Sep 4, 2002 13:36
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i'm with ya on this one.
Acid 3 is the best for time streatch.
in SF the sample changes much more then in the ACID.
i recomend Acid 3 pro
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Morax
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Posted : Sep 9, 2002 02:43
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first of all you can change the tempo with
sound forge but its a long story.
the best way to change the bpm is to recycle.
if you have loop with 'easy peaks' only recycle.
if you have tough loop with no peaks use acid.
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Shroomy
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Posted : Sep 9, 2002 14:56
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You may also use the time stretch function in Wavelab... Changes bpm with or without changing the pitch...  |
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Mo-Dul
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Posted : Sep 10, 2002 12:57
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So what is the best advice,
To run wavelab or Acid pro 3 as an additional
aditor excpet Sound forge? |
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Shroomy
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Posted : Sep 10, 2002 16:13
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I prefer to use both Wavelab and Sound Forge, since they both have advantages over eachother (ie: SF displays the sounds (waves) more correctly)
As for time stretching (again) I use Wavelab for all kinds of sounds, FXs, beats, whatever...  No need for Recycle from my point of view...
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